RCTjunkie said:
Rath said:
RCTjunkie said:
I want to be careful into organizing categories for percentages.
For example, if I said 20% for less then 100K, and 30% for more then 100K, what would motivate someone to get a pay raise from 99,000 dollars to 105,000 dollars when in reality they'll lose money?
Maybe just a flat dollar per dollar 23.436% tax rate.
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You can tax for every dollar over a certain amount. So if you're being taxed 20% for less than 100k and then you earn 110k, only the 10k is taxed at the higher rate.
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Oh I din't know that.... well, I haven't been taxed yet, so maybe I shouldn't imput until I get 1st hand with this issue... :/
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That's why they do it the way they do it with tax brackets. With their system, you pay a certain % up to a certain dollar amount. Then, on the next so many dollars you earn, you pay another %. And if they were going to do a flat dollar per dollar tax rate, I'd rather just have a sales tax...that way those who like to spend can pay more taxes than those of us who save up our money.